We had a fantastic stay at this guesthouse, largely thanks to Hamada’s exceptional hospitality. He personally welcomed us, took the time to show us around the house, and surprised us with a delicious traditional meal. Upon arrival we found fresh water, lots of local fruits, freshly baked bread and snacks for my son. I never experienced this kind of welcome in any other guesthouse in all the years I have been traveling. The location is perfect for those seeking peace and quiet: situated on the west bank of the Nile, surrounded by fields and local life. At the same time, the center of Luxor and the main attractions are easily accessible by public transport. Hamada helped us with everything we needed and effortlessly arranged transportation whenever needed. The felucca boat ride he organized was a truly special experience! He even invited us into his garden to bake bread with his mother, while the children of his family happily played with our son. It genuinely felt like we were part of his family. We stayed with a group of five (four adults and one child) and had more than enough space. The house is very clean, spacious and comfortable. There is air conditioning, but in April the fans in the bedrooms and living area were more than enough to keep the house cool. If you are looking for a peaceful location with exceptional service and genuine hospitality, this is absolutely the place to be. Thank you, Hamada and family ❤️ We will miss you!

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Séjour exceptionnel ! Nous avons passé un moment absolument inoubliable avec Hamad. Louer sa magnifique maison ne signifie pas seulement avoir un endroit où dormir : il organise pour vous un véritable programme sur mesure selon vos envies. Nous voyagions avec trois jeunes adolescents qui ont été émerveillés dès notre arrivée. Dès la première soirée, nous avons fait une balade nocturne en tuk-tuk, une expérience magique pour commencer le séjour. Le lendemain, Hamad nous a ensuite organisé des visites incroyables : la Vallée des Nobles, la traversée du Nil pour découvrir Louxor où un cheval nous attendait pour nous accompagner jusqu’au temple, puis une magnifique balade en felouque sur le Nil pendant deux heures pour admirer le coucher du soleil. La journée s’est terminée par un délicieux repas préparé par sa famille, un moment chaleureux et authentique. Tout est organisé avec vous à l’avance : vous choisissez votre programme, les tarifs sont clairs, et tout est parfaitement planifié. Aucune mauvaise surprise, seulement du plaisir. Hamad est aux petits soins tout le long du séjour et pense à tout : une petite soif? Hamad vous offre une boisson! Une petite faim? Il vous faut découvrir une spécialité locale! Notre seul regret : ne rester que deux nuits ! Les enfants ont été émerveillés, ont adoré Hamad et nous reviendrons sans hésiter. Une expérience que nous recommandons les yeux fermés. Merci encore Hamad ! ♥️

Eine wunderschöne Wohnung mit besonderen Charme, Authentisch, sillvoll und typisch Ägyptisch eingerichtet. Man fühlt sich sofort angekommen. Die Umgebung ist ebenfalls sehr ursprünglich und vermittelt das echte Ägyptische Lebensgefühl, fernab vom Massentourismus. Ein ganz besonderes Lob geht an den Gastgeber Hamada, unglaublich herzlich, aufmerksam und immer hilfsbereit. Man merkt sofort hier kommt es vom Herzen. Absolut empfehlenswert Authentisch und das echte Ägypten auch die Umgebung. Hamada orangisiert euch alles was ihr möchtet , angefangen von den Getränken und essen. Noch dazu bietet er typische Touren für Ägypten an.

We are the first ones to visit this Hamada's "Luxor Adventure Guest House" for the second time. What nice things could we possibly say about the host that haven’t already been said? Two things immediately come to mind: First, his wide network of connections, which helps make many dreams come true. “Hamada, we would love to try camel milk. Is that possible?” Yes, it is possible, because one of his cousins works with camels. A couple of hours later, still warm camel milk is on our table. “Hamada, you live in a city house. Could we take a little peek into a house outside the city?” Yes, of course. One of his relatives lives with family in such a house. “Hamada, is it cold to sleep in the desert at night?” “Oh, you want to sleep in the desert. Shall I call a Bedouin friend who can set up a luxurious tent with carpets and electricity? I can make the call right now!” “No-no-no. Let’s do a simple and modest overnight stay instead.” And that’s what we did. Yes, it really is cool in the desert at night. After that, Hamada’s friend brought us a few extra blankets and even a hot water bottle. Just in case. Amazing! And the second thing: Hamada has time for his guests. He doesn’t work like on a conveyor belt: “Quick, everyone over here… look, this is a famous place, take a quick picture and now hurry on. We have no time!” “Leet’s goooo!!” usually means rushing-rushing-rushing! “Hamada, let’s stop, look at this place / take a photo here / ask the locals for a cup of tea.” No problem. Never a problem. We are the guests, and he is the host. Want to ride a three-wheeler through the Nile Valley? Let’s do it! Want to see a temple whose stones were used to build a sugar factory? Please. I will show you both! Want to do some shopping for gifts? Of course, I know where to get it at a good price! Want to taste the local McDonald’s burger? Great, let’s go to the other side! McDonald’s is only on the tourist side, the east bank of the Nile. And we did. And we...

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